Houston Chronicle - 2020-09-17

• Hurricane Sally swamps Florida, Alabama
• Challenges abound as vote efforts ramp up
• Police reform dim as deadline for talks nears
• Future of pipeline projects is murky
• TURNOUT: County to spend $1.5M for Arizona vendor to print mail ballots
• Texas hotel industry took gut punch in second quarter.
• Astros’ dormant bats spoil McCullers’ strong return.
• Why we do it
• Billboard ad removed after complaints
• Last area districts set plans for reopening
• Galveston Bay earns a ‘C’ grade in annual environmen­tal report
• Coronaviru­s touches most nursing homes
• Bill cites ‘endless cycle’ of military assaults
• NASA: Sun started its new 11-year solar cycle
• Trump bucks GOP, seeks huge stimulus
• Report: Mail delays piled up after changes
• Trump’s law-and-order stance hasn’t moved Wisconsin polls
• Targeting undecided voters, Trump lost one at town hall
• Romney: Inquiry into Biden’s son wrong
• Boast of 1 trillion N95 masks draws charges
• Castañeda for Railroad post
• Palmer for SBOE Position 6
• Hunt and health care
• Houston’s Latinos have come a long way since 1970s
• City leaders must do more to stop evictions
• Comparing Biden and Trump’s health plans
• Poverty fell in 2019, but progress likely to be undone by pandemic
• Fitness+ a glimpse into Apple’s future
• Wave of foreclosed properties likely on horizon
• Gains occurred when economic conditions were much different
• Carnival to sell 18 cruise ships as U.S. no-sail rule chokes finances
• British Airways to cut 10,000 jobs
• Fed pledges low rates through 2023, or until inflation picks up
• Dems blast Boeing, FAA in new report on crashes
• Southwest Airlines will keep middle seats open
• Retail sales continue rise as growth slows
• Backlash over TikTok-Oracle deal
• U.S. firms seeking tariff relief faced red tape and long delays
• Movie theaters return to smaller audiences
• IRENE ALEXANDER MCELROY
• JOHN FREDERIC TRIMBLE, CPA
• MARY LOU GAMBILL
• QB knows Ravens will be puttin’ on the blitz
• Expect Tune’s offense to hum
• Big Ten audibles into fall
• Time to put aside odd year and catch fire before playoffs
• Watt gets first shot at stopping Ravens’ Jackson
• O’Brien will keep tinkering with secondary
• Robinson: Not leaving Bears yet
• Dodgers are first to make playoffs
• Baker likes what he sees from Verlander
• Harden repeats as 1st-teamer
• No. 1 candidates face a tough test
• Nuggets surprise everyone but selves
• NCAA basketball to tip off Nov. 25
• Stars cope with lengthy stay
• Exotic species attract watchful eyes
• A SHARED CALLING
• Learn how to start living in the here and now.
• Robison and Willis making beautiful music for dogged camp
• TV needs to change the way it handles depression, addiction
• A flu shot now will help protect during high-risk periods
• Does baking soda have anti-inflammato­ry action?
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• BIGAR’S STARS
• Is it the Right Time to Consider Senior Living?
• Technology helps maintain vital social connection­s
• COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
• Flu vaccine can be crucial this time of year
• Love in a pandemic: Watch for scams
• Live in an area that you love
• Why move now? Enjoying retirement at Eagle’s Trace
• Treemont launches Senior Info Series: Ask the Experts About Assisted Living
• Elderly people should get estate planning documents done now
• COVID-19 could impact some benefits

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